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Newspaper

Ukiah Daily Journal

Location

Ukiah, California, United States of America

Date

Aug 16, 1966

Page

5

Four-County Parley Eyes Joint Health Planning Group

A four-county conference of hospital and health care owners at Benbow Inn Garberville on Thursday aims to formalize Mendocino and Lake Counties joining the North Coast Health Facilities Planning Association with Humboldt and Del Norte. The meeting will set up two affiliated groups under one board, possibly reincorporating NCHFPA as a four-ccounty body, with representatives including Munroe, Waring, Aagaard, Klatte, Hudson, Kuwmmert, and Vaughn.

Mendocino and Lake Counties North Coast Health Facilities Planning Association Humboldt del Norte Benbow Inn Garberville Ham RR Hogarty Nnchfpa Mendocino Ukiah Humboldt ~ del Norte Mendocino and Lake Benbow Nchfpa Shirley Ann Munroe Hillside Community Hospital William Waring Carl Aagaard Ernest Klatte Mendocino State Hospital Gerald Hudson Lakeport Public Accountant Jack Kuwmmert Kishbanker Bernard’ “Vaughn Union Lumber Company Fort Bragg

Shower Brings Short Relief From Heat Wave

A brief shower provided temporary relief to sweltering Oklahans after five days with 100 plus degrees and ten days of 90 to 100 degree temperatures in July. The article notes a late July heat stretch with several 100 degree readings and a small cooldown from a brief shower.

House approves 3.7 billion for mortgage help

The House passed a bill to shore up the housing market with 3.7 billion in new mortgage money. FNMA gains extra borrowing authority to buy mortgages from lenders, freeing funds for home lending while consumer department plans face opposition. Senate mass transit limits stay. Capitol expansion plans for the West Front are shelved pending design. A mail fraud loophole closure moves to the Senate.

Washington UPI House Wright Patman D-Tex House Banking Committee William Widnall Rn.j Federal National Mortgage Association FNMA Department of Consumers Harold _Seldman Budget Bureau F Federal Senate Capitol Congress Malij

Drunk Driving Arrest in Ukiah Details Missing

Harold Lee Bowen, 44, of Ukiah, was arrested at 2 16 a m on N State Street by Ukiah police on suspicion of drunken driving. He was booked into the city jail.

Harold Lee Bowen Ukiah

No Change Of Venue For Conley

Superior Judge Wayne Burke denied a change of venue for William Junior Conley who faces trial for the slayings of Elaine and Clifton McCool near E Clay Street. The judge cited discretionary grounds and a fair Mendocino County jury. Conley, 38, is serving a life term after a 1964 first degree murder conviction later reversed and sent for a new trial. Witnesses included Ukiah Daily Journal staff, a psychologist, a legal secretary, and local law enforcement officials testifying on publicity and memory factors for jurors.

Wayne Burke William Junior Conley Elaine Clifton McCool E. Clay Street Burke Conley State Supreme Court Robert Winslow Robert Y. ‘Bell George Hunter Ukiah Daily Journal Vitali Rozynko MSH Barbara Sheets Bev Broaddus Gerald Sperry Ukiah Donn Saulsbury Reno Bartolomie Hunter Daily Journal Bell

Former Coastal Residents Held For Grand Theft

Ella W. Rocks aged 58 and Mary Jane Reed aged 47, both of Kelseyville and former Fort Bragg residents, were released on $1,100 bond after Lake County authorities arrested them and handed them to Mendocino County deputies on grand theft charges. They allegedly stripped furnishings worth about $4,220 from a rest home in Whispering Sands near Fort Bragg before July 20, a discovery made when the home was repossessed. the pair had previously tried to run a rest home while on welfare.

Ella W. Rocks Kelseyville Mary Jane Reed Fort Bragg Lake County Mendocino County Whispering Sands Mendee Lake Savings and Loan Association Neal G. Surrey

Audience disrupts US House Un American Activities hearing

The House Committee on Un American Activities opened hearings on alleged aid to the Viet Cong and faced boos and protests. Eight people were ejected by police as order was restored. the panel planned to proceed despite a federal court order blocking the hearings. The incident occurred as PLM member Jeffrey Gordon shouted, and the Progressive Labor Movement faced criticism from the witness stand.

Washington UPI House Committee On UN U.S. District Court Wegavel China Progressive Labor Movement PLM Philip Luce Jeffrey Gordon New York Gordon Viet Nam Progressive Labor Party

Fire Near Control After 1000 Acre Sierra Blaze

Firefighters pushed toward full containment of a Sierra Nevada blaze that scorched over 1000 acres in Tahoe National Forest near Downieville. About 250 men battled flames in the North Yuba River area, with officials citing a likely man caused origin as the forest remains an important timber and recreation region.

Downieville UPI Sierra Nevada Yuba River Forest Service Tahoe National Forest

Williams in Ukiah Tonight Meeting Republican Attorney General Candidate

Spencer Williams, Republican candidate for attorney general, visits Ukiah with wife Kay. Local supporters host a no host meet and greet from 5 to 7 in the Magonite room at the Palace Hotel. Co chairs Charles Mannion and Mrs Thomas Cleland say no fund raising, aimed to let voters meet the candidate.

Spencer Williams Palace Hotel Ukiah Charles Manion Thomas Cleland Hig County Williams Kay

Wedemeyer Quits as State Welfare Boss

SACRAMENTO UPI John M Wedemeyer head of California’s state welfare program resigns after a heated dispute with Gov Brown. In a sharp letter he questions ongoing convictions and urges immediate steps to inform the board and staff of alternative welfare approaches. The resignation is effective September 1.

Sacramento UPS John M.wedemeyer Edmund G. Brown Wedemeyer Brown Board of Social Welfare Department

Ukiah Man Held As Arson Suspect

Ukiah police questioned Albert Lee Rungey, 25, about a dawn arson fire that damaged a car owned by Eugene Landucci at 803 W. Church St. Firemen found evidence of arson at the 4 30 a m blaze and detained Rungey who was in the area.

Ukiah Albert Lee Rungey Eugene Landucci Church St Rungey

Fair Directors to Race at Ukiah Fair Thursday

Four fair directors Herb Thatcher Ukiah John Poulos Potter Valley Ken Jamieson Willits and George Hunter Ukiah will race in a four lap stocker event on the new track at the Ukiah Fairgrounds opening night of the Redwood Empire Fair. Cars supplied by members of the Northern California Racing Association and NCAA talent will be featured along with traction specials and other entertainment through Thursday to Sunday.

Redwood Empire Fair Herb Thatcher Ukiah John Poulos Potter Valley Ken Jamieson Willits George Hunter Northern California ‘Racing Association Ukiah Fairgrounds NCAA

Ford and Wolf Injured in Highway 20 Crash

Lin Ford a Ukiah contractor 39 and passenger Sullivell Wolf 54 were taken to Ukiah General Hospital after their sports car failed to complete a U turn on Highway 20 a tenth of a mile west of Cold Creek Bridge. A car driven by Percy Crockett 38 of El Dorado struck them as Crest of hill limited visibility. Ford attempted to speed to avoid impact causing the vehicle to overturn and come to rest upside down near the river. Both men were described in fair condition with medical tests ongoing to assess injuries.

Lin Ford Ukiah Sullivell Wolf Ukiah General Hospital Highway 20 Cold Creek Bridge Percy Crockett el Dorado Ford Crockett Wall Coyote Dam

Billboard proclaims love from Sutton family in Clovis

In Clovis a billboard reads Mommy Daddy loves you signed Kelli and Rick. The children are ages 3 and 1, children of Mr. and Mrs. R. W. Sutton. Sutton spent 140 dollars monthly to air his message about his wife.

Clovis, N.M APD Kelli Rick Clovis R. W. Sutton Sutton

California Pear Growers Sue Canning Firm Over Boycott

The California Canning Pear Association filed suit in Santa Clara Superior Court against California Packing Corporation alleging boycotts and unfair practices against members. It seeks an injunction and punitive damages of 500000. Eight other canners face separate complaints for late payments under contract.

California Canning Pear Association Santa Clara County California Packing Corporation Cameron Girton California Director of Agriculture Dole San Jose Duffy- Mott Santa Clara Fruitvale Canning Oakland Hunt —Foods and Industry Fullerton Libby McNeil San Francisco Stokely - van Camp Tillie Lewis Foods Stockton USP Association

Inglewood man rides 38000 miles to push trail system

Ex jockey Al LeGate travels from Mexicali to Vancouver on a 38000 mile coast road trek to promote American Trail Horse Association line camps and improved Pacific trails. He has borrowed a dozen horses, broken two colts, and plans talks with service clubs across California Oregon and Washington.

Inglewood Ukiah Mexicali Mexico Vancouver B. C al LeGate Pacific States Woodside LeGate Will Allenthorpe Vichy Springs Road John Tilley Redwood Valley Willits al Peirson Gorgonia Ventura Golden Gate Bridge le Gate Santa Barbara LéGate American Trail Horse California Oregon Washington

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